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AN Interior Launches Deep Cuts Guide to NYC Design Districts

publication · 2026-05-14

AN Interior has released Deep Cuts, an insider guide to New York City's design districts, created with art direction by Studio Loutsis and guest editor Lila Allen. The guide highlights showrooms, restaurants, bars, buildings, and art, along with tips from local residents. A pop-up bookstore, do you read me?! nyc × AN Interior, will operate at Afternoon Light Design Fair from May 16–19, offering a curated selection of architecture, furniture, graphic design, and industrial design books. do you read me?! is a Berlin-based independent bookstore with a New York location within the Swiss Institute, realized in collaboration with Various Projects. Shelving for the pop-up is provided by Vitsœ. AN Interior is a design magazine published by The Architect's Newspaper, available in two print issues annually, and also engages audiences through its website, social media, showroom crawls, live events, and webinars.

Key facts

  • AN Interior launched Deep Cuts, an insider guide to New York City's design districts.
  • Art direction by Studio Loutsis and guest editor Lila Allen.
  • Guide highlights showrooms, restaurants, bars, buildings, and art, plus local tips.
  • Pop-up bookstore do you read me?! nyc × AN Interior at Afternoon Light Design Fair from May 16–19.
  • Bookstore offers architecture, furniture, graphic design, and industrial design books.
  • do you read me?! is a Berlin-based independent bookstore with a NYC location inside Swiss Institute.
  • NYC location realized in collaboration with Various Projects.
  • Shelving provided by Vitsœ.
  • AN Interior is a design magazine by The Architect's Newspaper, published twice a year.

Entities

Artists

  • Lila Allen

Institutions

  • AN Interior
  • Studio Loutsis
  • do you read me?!
  • Afternoon Light Design Fair
  • Swiss Institute
  • Various Projects
  • Vitsœ
  • The Architect's Newspaper

Locations

  • New York City
  • Berlin
  • Swiss Institute (New York)

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